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“In the past, this tribe attacked another, then subdued it, and then moved on to the next — and so on, for hundreds of years. If we look at the political map of the world today, I think it won’t be difficult to recognize this nation and understand who is being talked about. The size of its territory should be impressive.”

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Book:Gog of the Land of Magog. Be Ready!
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